Projects

Hosted at The University of Hong Kong, this inaugural edition invites students aged 15–17 to examine how creativity, technology, and social purpose converge under the theme “Art + AI for Public Welfare Innovation.”

In June 2025, outstanding students from the NextGen Philanthropy Leadership Program took part in a four-day Advanced Learning Journey to Bali.

Open to students aged 15-22 worldwide, this competition invites young photographers to reveal the essence of our time—from daily challenges and triumphs to the aspirations that shape our future. Outstanding submissions will be showcased in prestigious exhibitions in Singapore and Beijing, and featured in a globally distributed photography book, shining a spotlight on youth perspectives around the world.

The Next Generation Philanthropy Leadership Scholarship Program 2025 will be launched at Nanyang Technological University Business School, building on the success of the inaugural program in 2024. Designed for students aged 15–17, this five-day summer camp equips future leaders with critical thinking, communication skills, and a vision to tackle urgent global challenges.

The NextGen Philanthropy Leadership Scholarship Program inspires young leaders to positively impact society through expert-led training and practical exposure. With scholarships available for students from diverse backgrounds, the program aims to cultivate a new generation of philanthropic leaders committed to societal betterment.

“Remote Villages in Transition” by the Good Soil Foundation documents hardships in remote areas, sparking support and infrastructure improvements, culminating in a celebrated photography book and national recognition for its impact on China’s poverty alleviation efforts.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, NUS EMBA Class 28 of the National University of Singapore transformed their concern into hope, showcasing solidarity with “Love is Togetherness.” Their fundraising initiative raised 2.43 million yuan, providing critical resources to frontline workers and exemplifying the impactful outcomes of collective unity in times of adversity.

Sky3 Seed, founded in 2013 by Faye Lo to advance public welfare innovation, supports environmental and educational projects, aiming to address social challenges and create a prosperous future. Over the past five years, it has raised over $4 million, supporting 52 initiatives benefiting 15,000 children, attracting substantial government support, and engaging in diverse social projects.